Additional Games Clause Samples

Additional Games. By mutual agreement, the parties may increase the number of Games that G3 will create and deliver to Spectre hereunder (which shall become “Games” pursuant to Section 1), and determine the delivery dates for such Games; provided, however, that if Spectre notifies G3 that Spectre desires G3 to create and deliver up to ten additional Games, G3 will not unreasonably withhold its consent and agreement to so create and deliver those Games, with Specifications reasonably determined by Spectre. G3 shall be entitled to reasonably withhold such consent based upon Spectre’s failure to meet its latest placement forecast as provided to G3 prior to the execution of this Agreement.
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Additional Games. (a) Seller shall as soon as reasonably practicable following Closing complete the development of the four additional games listed in Schedule 1.5 for use on the RCPS platform and free of further charge shall deliver a copy of all software comprised in each game (including game source code) in CD - Rom format or such other format as may be agreed between the Seller and the Buyer. As soon as reasonably practicable following delivery of the software relating to a game, Buyer shall carry out such test as it considers appropriate to satisfy itself that the game functions properly and the software is free from all faults and errors and Buyer shall notify Seller in writing of any failure of such software in this regard. Upon being notified of any failure of any such software under this Section, Seller shall correct the software and shall deliver a further copy of the corrected software to Buyer within 14 days of notification of the failure. The Buyer shall have a further opportunity to carry out additional tests on such corrected software in accordance with this Section. Once Buyer is satisfied that any software delivered to it under this Section functions properly and is free from any errors and bugs, Buyer shall be entitled to license such software for use by its customers. (b) Seller shall notify Buyer in writing of any new games (in addition to those developed under Section 1.5 (a)) developed by Seller in the three years following Closing and shall make any and such games available to Buyer free of further charge on the same basis as set out in Section 1.5 (a). (c) Seller represents and warrants that, in respect of all and any games delivered to Buyer in accordance with this Section 1.5, (such warranties and representations to be given in respect of each software file at the time of delivery to Buyer):
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Additional Games. In the event Sona desires to include any additional Shuffle Content or any additional third party or public domain content on the Wireless Gaming System, such additional content shall be integrated and mobilized by Sona for the Wireless Gaming System at the sole cost and expense of Sona. In the event Shuffle Master requests that Sona include any additional Shuffle Content or any additional third party or public domain content (the “Shuffle Requested Game”), Sona shall have the right to approve or disapprove, in its discretion, the request. In the event Sona approves the Shuffle Request, such additional content shall be integrated and mobilized by Sona for the Wireless Gaming System at the sole cost and expense of Sona. In the event Sona disapproves a Shuffle Requested Game, such additional content shall be integrated and mobilized by Sona for the Wireless Gaming System at the sole cost and expense of Shuffle Master, as negotiated by the parties; provided however, that Shuffle Master shall receive all consideration solely and directly generated by the disapproved Shuffle Requested Game whether received by Sona or Shuffle Master or Sona may elect not to integrate or mobilize the Shuffle Requested Game. For clarity, the disapproved Shuffle Requested Game shall be priced separately from the Wireless Gaming System, and the allocation of consideration deriving from the disapproved Shuffle Requested Game will be calculated separately from the allocation of consideration in the Licensing and Services Agreement.
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Additional Games. FSE shall have the right to request development of up to an additional three (3) game engines (the "Additional Game") throughout the Term at no additional charge. Upon STATS' acceptance of such request or requests, FSE shall pay STATS a development and license fee in the amount of $10,000 per game in consideration for the development and operation of each Additional Game (the "Additional Games Fee") beyond the first three. The Additional Games fee shall be due and payable upon execution of a written addendum hereto setting forth the specifications for any such Additional Games. Furthermore, STATS will develop any private label games based on FSE's current games for no additional charges.
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